Anybody still using VCR that can record off TV??

Looking for someone to record the Super Bowl at the 2 hour setting, one tape per half. I would like to watch the game again later, at a leisurely pace.

what is this vcr you speak of? 

what is this vcr you speak of? 

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I think a VCR is what the cavemen used to make fire with.

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Here's what ya do with an old VCR! 

 

  Got rid of my VCR, since then, I've recently rediscovered some 80's adult content vhs's that I can't watch anylonger

I tevo'd a special on VCRs.

I still have two combo units dvd and vcr.

Dang, wish I saw this sooner Howard. I recorded the game onto my DVR and normally I w/b able to transfer to a DVD for you (to watch on computer if you don't have dvd player). But...I deleted all 5 hours from my DVR as soon as the game ended. 

I still have two combo units dvd and vcr.

could those units record from video to dvd. I have some fishing videos from Alaska that i been wanting to transfer to DVD before the vhf tape deteriorate

I still have two combo units dvd and vcr.

could those units record from video to dvd. I have some fishing videos from Alaska that i been wanting to transfer to DVD before the vhf tape deteriorate

No... You need a special DVD/Recorder VCR combo unit, like this one: http://reviews.cnet.com/video-players-and-recorders/govideo-vr3930/4505-6463_7-30710161.html?tag=txt  There are places that will do the conversion for you though.

I still have two combo units dvd and vcr.

could those units record from video to dvd. I have some fishing videos from Alaska that i been wanting to transfer to DVD before the vhf tape deteriorate

Will see if I can help you out there. I have a Dazzle converter that supposedly converts from video cameras/recorders to digital. Will let you know when I retrieve the unit from a friend.

You would simply plug the VCR into the Dazzle and download the video to your computer, then burn a CD/DVD. At least, in theory, it's simple. But things like this never work out how they're supposed to. 

  Got rid of my VCR, since then, I've recently rediscovered some 80's adult content vhs's that I can't watch anylonger

I remember those.I wonder when they stop the music )

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I still have two combo units dvd and vcr.

could those units record from video to dvd. I have some fishing videos from Alaska that i been wanting to transfer to DVD before the vhf tape deteriorate

No... You need a special DVD/Recorder VCR combo unit, like this one: http://reviews.cnet.com/video-players-and-recorders/govideo-vr3930/4505-6463_7-30710161.html?tag=txt  There are places that will do the conversion for you though.

Thanks for the info. I would hate to loose those memories from back in the days!